Legal Administrator - Central Law Group CIC - Access to JusticeCentral Law CIC is England’s only not-for-profit, national facing, full service civil law firm. We are owned by a charity (CLCE charity no. 1180884) to whom we transfer all our profits, which are then used for our pro bono projects. We offer legal advice, support and representation in Family, Employment, Housing and Dispute Resolution. We believe that access to quality and respectful legal advice at an affordable price is a right, not a privilege. We believe that the legal system should work for everyone, regardless of means; we provide a flexible service that gives you as much, or as little, legal support as required. Our assistance is driven by need rather than your capacity to pay, nor billing targets. We deliver legal assistance in person, by remote and via our Facebook groups, which provide answers to your legal questions within 24 hours:https://www.facebook.com/groups/employmentlawadvicehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/housinglawadvicehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/familylawadvice We do not believe Litigation is always the answer – it is the last of a series of options. We provide people with sensible professional advice so they have the best chance of settling their case - case specific legal advice so that Court is the last resort, not the first response. We deliver free Family Law legal advice and representation to serving members of the Armed Forces in Essex, with the aim of expanding this to a national service. We believe that those who defend the rule of Law should be able to avail of it without being restricted by affordability.Our lawyers and support staff come from a diverse set of backgrounds (we can offer support in 6 languages in house) but we are united by a dedication to what we do and a desire to serve the wider community. Our directors are experienced professionals, bringing together the best in community-led thinking, to create a law firm that works for the benefit of all, not just those who can afford to pay commercial fees. Instead, we provide a self-sustaining public service, the cost of which is met by our service users, with the broadest shoulders bearing the highest burden.